Do you know rice water has amazing hair benefits, it has inositol, a carbohydrate that helps repair damaged hair and also protects your hair from damaging. Inositol stays inside the hair even after you must have rinsed and it continues to protect your hair after styling..
Rinsing your hair with rice water after shampooing helps strengthen hair roots, adds shine and makes hair silky.
The rice water is more effective if left to ferment,fermented rice water is rich in minerals, antioxidants,vitamins A and B.
HOW TO MAKE RICE WATER::::::
Ingredients
: 1/2 cup of raw rice
: 2 cups of water
Directions
: rinse rice wit cold water
: pour the rice into a bowl and pour the water
: let the rice soak for 15mins
: knead lightly until the water turns Cloudy
: sieve out the rice water and your rice water is ready for use.
Fermented rice water
: after you must have sieved the rice water ( as stated above), cover and leave at room temperature for a day or two.
: boil the fermented rice water ( this is to stop the fermentation process)
: let it cool and your fermented rice water is ready for use.
HOW TO USE
after shampooing, add two tablespoons of lemon juice( this is to clear all build ups)to your rice water, pour on your hair and leave it in for about 10 mins, rinse out and you are done. This should be done twice a week!
So, the rice water treatment is all new to me, I haven't tried it yet but I read and heard lots of great reviews, I researched about it and what you read above is a summary of my research. If you have tried this before please let's have your testimonies at the comment section...
Thank you and HAPPY HOLIDAYS..
Whaaaaaatttttttt????
ReplyDeleteThis is where I'm drawing the line. Last week it was stew, this week it is rice. So we basicall have rice and stew on our head? Abi is it not this natural hair we've been growing healthy all these years.
Who even comes up with these things???
Well done Bukola. Please let's have the results when you try it.
Thank you o.AN.this is easier than last week's concoction though.
DeleteAre you serious?!...and I disposed my rice water yesterday.Would definitely try this as experiment
ReplyDeleteNext week is snail sauce... Thank you very much
ReplyDeleteLol
ReplyDeleteI wonder when we'll start using Indomie spices on our hair.
ReplyDeleteBerry Dakara Blog
I am waiting on that.I have several Indomie spices at home
DeleteOh well! Our kitchen DIY treatments.
ReplyDeleteNa wa oo Wetin person no go hear on top natural hair
ReplyDeleteI'm just waiting for chicken masque, then we'll know it's full sunday lunch on our head.
ReplyDeleteNot that I don't use food on my hair o...
ReplyDeleteI tried it once..my roommates raved about it for 2 weeks...LOL
ReplyDeleteI'll try it again
The Beautiful Eagle
Hmmm new to try this 2016...
ReplyDeletewow... something new to try.
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